Your Path to Hope Resources

As a patient goes through treatment, they should surround themselves with family, friends, and medical professionals they can trust. It is a team approach. If you think I’m going to see my doctor and we’re …

Written by: Courtney Benisch | Sr. Manager of Programs & Partnerships for Head for the Cure Being a caregiver for a loved one means you are by their side ready to do anything and everything at …

Written by Lisa Lenrow There is no “What to Expect” bestseller that prepares you for the challenges of caring for a loved one who is ill. I did my very best looking after my husband, …

Written by: Courtney Benisch | Regional Relationship Coordinator for Head for the Cure Growing up, the holiday season was my absolute favorite time of year. I looked forward to going back to my grandparent’s farm, spending …

When someone is diagnosed with a brain tumor the amount of information provided can feel overwhelming and they may not know where to begin. Brain tumor advocacy organizations fight for the rights due to a …

Written by Lisa L., Caregiver to husband I was thrown into the role of caregiver when my husband, Jon, was diagnosed with a glioblastoma. I took on the responsibilities whole-heartedly because had the situation been …

Being diagnosed with brain cancer can be a life changing and defining moment. Mitch, caregiver to wife Allie, has found that religion helps him cope.

Determining Your Legacy How does you want to be remembered? What steps can you take to determine your legacy now? Memories for Loved Ones There are many options to ensure special memories remain after a …

Where Can I Find Help and Resources? Find Local Resources or Groups There are so many moving parts associated with a brain tumor diagnosis. Find resources for financial assistance, support groups, treatment options, and more. …

As you manage the grief of losing your loved one, it can be hard to think of ever moving forward. Your loved one will always be a part of your life in your thoughts and …